justin bender

I want to use green/blue screen in my movie. i am using after effects. i was just wander what is the cheapest way to make a good green screen. i spend up to $100.

thank you ill look in to it.

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This is my first script and its only a rough draft. tell me what you think. ^_^ Elder_Scrolls_IV.doc

thx everyone that really helps.

in lord of the rings when gandalf is siting trying to find which way to go there is a fire but i have never seen a fire give of that much light. and in one of my films i had a lanter the actor was using but it barly gave of light. in this shot im holding a florecent lantern behinde the camera and the actor (offscreen) is holding a lantern. but there is very little light.

graphics cards depend on your mother board. i have an asus motherboard and it only works with PCI-E cards. I suggest you bump up to a 256mb or 512mb card. if you had the money i would suggest the Asus EN8800GTS its 640mb ddr3 and supports HD and dual dvi monitors but it costs about $420. i just bought a computer for editing and it cost me $1145.10 it has an intel dual core 2.8ghz 3gb ram the EN880GTS Asus p5kws motherboard with surround sound i can run CS3 without any problems and the card comes with video playing programs. it is a desktop so there might be a problem if you try to move it. but this is a good computer for the price. it might also be a little more exspensive for you because i worked for a computer company and got all my parts trough them. but good luck finding a computer the works for you and i hope this gave you some ideas.

I am a film director still in high school and i don't have the best equipment. i am having trouble lighting a dark room and filming at night. i want to keep the darkness but i want to see the actors and what is going on. i do allot of filming in the woods and i have no power out there and it's hard the film at night. I really need help. this problem has ruined allot of my ideas and films. any help would be great.